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  1. Tom Porter says:

    You might consider instructions for FIREFOX. I get a message that my browser (Firefox) does not accept cookies when it does; it is set for accepting all . . . and RoadFly has a number of cookies in the list.

    • Charlie Romero says:

      In your case it’s possible that some of the cookies are being blocked by your security software but not all of them. Unfortunately it’s going to be trial and error in order to get your browser to accept all cookies.

  2. chris devine says:

    i cant log in from a mac/safari even though cookies are accepted for your site and i already have cookies form your site. same with firefox, what gives

  3. Charlie Romero says:

    It is fairly common that website cookies are blocked by routers and security software. If you’re on a Mac, software like Symantec and McAfee are a complete waste of money and will usually cause problems. Make sure that your router isn’t blocking cookies. Also make sure your any security software you have is turned off if you’re on a Mac. Macs have incredible security built in so you don’t need any additional security.

    Do not turn off security software if you’re on a PC. If you’re running a PC you need to keep tweaking your router and security software settings until you’re able to accept cookies from all sites on the Internet. Unfortunately PCs and Microsoft don’t work very well on the Internet.

    See the Help Desk Forum located at the following link for more helpful hints:

    http://forums.roadfly.com/helpdesk/

  4. Marty says:

    I have tried everything to login. I think the problem is on roadfly’s end. All cookies are accepted fine on any other site! I do not have any security or firewall software installed and Ive completely taken my router out of the mix and its still denying me. WTF!

    • admin says:

      It may be a cacheing issue. Sometimes the page will display that you’re not logged in when you actually are. This is due to web browsers and networks cacheing the page. If you’re sure you’re logged in on the membership page…

      Roadfly Membership Page

      then go ahead and proceed. It’s a cacheing issue.

  5. Alan K says:

    Is this a Windows 7 problem? I can’t login with Firefox of IE 7. Also, text for posts is 4 pages down at the bottom of the ads.

  6. Bruce Henderson says:

    How do I enable your cookies?

  7. Scott West says:

    Hi-

    I was a member for many years, and cannot log in, with anything that I try for a User Name or Password, due to a “Cookies” issue…no problems on any other sites, just like others who have had problems HERE…

    Help?

    – Scott W

  8. C.R. Krieger says:

    Site won’t set cookies with Win7/Firefox. All others do. One more reason I probably won’t be back. Tell Alan the Jaguar is still doing fine at about 140,000 miles.

  9. Scott says:

    Same problem, checked the settings & even found where google said it had 1 stored cookie from Roadfly. The old Bimmer forum worked :(

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